Trek Fuel+ EX 5 Gen 2 Electric Mountain Bike - Green

Battery range varies significantly based on terrain, rider weight, assist level used, and pedaling effort. However, the 580Wh battery is designed to provide ample range for extended trail rides, typically allowing for several hours of assisted riding.

Use a soft cloth and mild soap with water to clean the frame and components. Avoid using high-pressure washers, especially near the motor, battery, and electronic components, as this can damage seals and internal parts.

Trek offers a lifetime warranty on the frame and a two-year warranty on e-bike components, including the motor and battery. Please refer to Trek's official warranty documentation for full details.

While the Fuel+ EX 5 Gen 2 is capable on pavement, its design is optimized for off-road trails. Its knobby tires and suspension may offer more rolling resistance and less efficiency on smooth surfaces compared to a dedicated commuter bike.

Recommended tire pressure depends on rider weight, terrain, and whether you are running tubeless. A good starting point for the Bontrager Gunnison Elite XR 2.40" tyres on tubeless setups is between 20-30 PSI. Always check the tire sidewall for maximum pressure ratings.

The bike features 150 mm of travel from the RockShox Recon Silver RL fork at the front and 145 mm of travel from the X-Fusion Pro 2 rear shock.

The 'SML' (Small) frame size is generally recommended for riders with a height between 155 cm and 165 cm (approximately 5'1" to 5'5") and an inseam of 74 cm to 78 cm (approximately 29" to 31").

Ensure the battery is charged and properly seated. Check that the system is turned on via the TQ controller. Verify that no error codes are displayed on the LED screen. Consult the TQ manual for error code meanings.

Brake pads may be worn or contaminated. Check pad thickness. If contaminated, clean rotors and consider replacing pads. Air may be in the hydraulic lines; bleeding the brakes may be necessary. Consult a qualified mechanic if unsure.

Check derailleur hanger alignment; it might be bent. Ensure the gear cable is not frayed and is properly tensioned. Consult a bicycle mechanic for a derailleur adjustment or tune-up.

Check suspension pressure (air forks/shocks) against recommended settings for your weight. Ensure stanchions are clean. For persistent issues, suspension service by a professional may be required.

Ensure the display cable is securely connected to the controller and motor. Try restarting the system by turning the bike off and on. If the issue persists, contact Trek support or a certified dealer.